False swearing happens when a person, while under oath, makes a statement that the maker does not believe to be true. False swearing is closely related to, and should be contrasted with, perjury. For that reason, this page will redirect to the relevant part of our perjury page in twenty seconds. Click below to redirect now without waiting.

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